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disruptor
This term carries a dual connotation depending on the environment. In a general social or operational context, it often implies a negative or annoying quality, describing someone who breaks the peace or halts a productive flow of activity. It suggests a jarring interruption that creates chaos or inefficiency.
In business and technology, the word is used as a high-praise descriptor. Here, it signifies a catalyst for innovation that renders old models obsolete. This usage focuses on the creative destruction of an industry, where the disruptor is viewed as a visionary force rather than a nuisance.
Meanings
Examples
The new startup is a major disruptor in the ride sharing industry.
He was always the class disruptor, constantly making jokes during the lecture.
I wonder if this technology will be a disruptor or just a temporary fad.
Stop being such a disruptor and let the meeting proceed in peace.
The sudden storm acted as a disruptor to the carefully planned outdoor wedding.
They positioned themselves as a digital disruptor to challenge the legacy banks.
The spy acted as a silent disruptor, subtly sabotaging the enemy communication lines.
She is a natural disruptor who refuses to follow outdated corporate norms.